People often say ‘I don’t know how you do your job’, as a nurse, it's an absolute privilege to care for these children and families.
It was the first time we could properly relax, knowing that we could go down at any time to see Phoebe or call the team in the middle of the night to check in on her
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Private family investment group, The Goonvean Group has recently announced that its going to extend its 2 year partnership supporting Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) for an additional 3 years. The group aims to raise £100,000 over the 5 year partnership period and have recently presented the charity with a cheque for £43,542 raised to date.
Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) is proud to have the support of 3 local businesses for its annual Moonlight Memory Walk, that is again taking place at The Lost Gardens of Heligan on Saturday 8 November.
Bodmin based CHX Products, has pledged its support by sponsoring the upcoming Moonlight Memory Walk for the 2nd year running.
Local businesses gathered at Bath Racecourse this week for a corporate networking event with a difference — blending professional connections, inspirational stories, and meaningful community impact.
Hosted in collaboration with Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) and Bath Racecourse, the event welcomed members of the local business community for an afternoon of racing, relationship-building, and recognition of outstanding young ambassadors.
A community Casino Night in Plymouth has raised more than £5,000 for Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW).
Anne Skinner, from Worle in Weston-Super-Mare, never imagined that her regular donation to her local children’s hospice could lead to such a big win.
One afternoon, she picked up a phone call she’ll never forget.
"I honestly thought I’d won a tin of biscuits," Anne laughs.
Anne had in fact just won £5,600 in the Children’s Hospice South West Lottery.
The Kenwith Castle care home team enabled a resident to re-visit the children’s hospice she helped to found more than 30 years ago.
Eldey spoke to the care home team about her wish to go back to Little Bridge House with her husband Trevor. The facility in Barnstaple, which is operated by Children’s Hospice South West, provides hospice care and support for babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions and their families.
Families supported by Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW), along with members of the charity’s dedicated care team, took centre stage at last night’s unforgettable Strength in Style fashion show, held in the stunning surroundings of Bath Abbey.
Gill Brown has been named Regional Pride of Britain Fundraiser 2025, following her extraordinary fundraising efforts which have seen her raise nearly £500,000 for Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW).
Gill received the honour on Friday, 19 September, and will now go on to the national finals of the Pride of Britain Awards in October, proudly representing the West Country.
For nearly two decades, Gill has been the quiet force behind thousands of collections, events, and bucket shakes in support of CHSW.
